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A good book of functional analysis
My preferred text(s) for functional analysis are
(1) B.V. Limaye, Functional Analysis
(2) P.D. Lax, Functional Analysis
(3) R. Larsen, Functional Analysis
Book by Larsen introduces seminormed line …
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Text for an introductory Real Analysis course.
I like the following books, and I feel that they are good books for having a strong foundation in analysis.
Basic Real Analysis by H. Sohrab
A basic course in Real analysis by Ajit Kumar and S. Kuma …